Service Loaner 2024 BMW i5 eDrive40 Sedan Electric

Marketplace California
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This is a preowned service loaner! I am new to posting on here and also working at BMW so please help me if you can!
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2024 BMW i5 eDrive40 Sedan Electric

  • VIN: WBY33FK09RCR97305
  • Odometer: 7,173 miles
  • Exterior Color: Alpine White
  • Interior Color: Black
  • Stock #: SL72811

— Pricing Breakdown (Including BMW Loyalty Rebate):
(Note: You must have a BMW in your household to qualify for the $1,000 BMW Loyalty rebate)

Pricing Breakdown:

  • MSRP: $68,345
  • Discount: $8,694.25
  • Rebate: $9,000
  • Adjusted Price: $50,650.75
  • Document Fee: $85.00
  • Sales Tax (Irvine/Orange County): $905.78
  • Non-Tax Fees: $1,682.75
  • Total Balance Due: $53,324.28

Leasing Details:

  • Lease Term: 36 months

  • Mileage Allowance: 7,500 miles per year

  • Monthly Payment (First Payment): $499+ tax

  • Non-Capitalized Cost (Total): $2,127.34

  • Total Inception Fees: $2,509.61

  • Total Due at Signing:

    • Monthly Payment (First Payment): $382.27
    • Non-Capitalized Cost (Total): $2,127.34
    • Total Inception Fees: $2,509.61

    *** Total Due at Signing: $5,019.22**

Monthly Payment:

  • Your monthly payment is $499 plus tax.

*Note: Your sales tax will vary depending on the city you live in. The tax rate listed is based on Irvine/Orange County; if you reside in a different city, the tax amount will be adjusted accordingly. *

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So which is it?

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it’s $499 plus tax. The $382.27 is due at signing with all the other fees.

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What’s the grand total DAS?

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Either $382,27 or $5,019.22 :slight_smile:

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It’s $5019.22

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In what world would anyone get this deal.

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I think you’re saying that this is a bad deal? With the total DAS, it seems unfavorable. Am I seeing it right?

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It’s an i5 e40 loaner, including loyalty rebate. At 650 + tax effective, you can get a lot of car for this price range.

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Terrible deal. Does not belong on LH.

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What would look like a good deal?

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This is misleading IMO… very easy for someone to assume each subsequent monthly payment is just $382.27

And what is non-cap cost? Is that a cap cost reduction?

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figured I’d ask questions before I passed judgement but the village hath spoken

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I mean there are other brand new i5s with higher MSRPs listed in the marketplace with a lower effective monthly payment than this service loaner so that would be a start.

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Check out the marketplace advertised deals which a lot of people ( including myself) take as a benchmark. Most marketplace deals are “fair” in my opinion because they are better than 95% of the people can do by themselves in exchange for a broker fee.

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Thought I saw a note that iLease credit not available on retired service loaners - is this not accurate? Looks like your rebates are 1500 loyalty and 7500 iLease?

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30% off before incentives on loaner cars. Even more for this electric stuff that has low demand.

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Like others have suggested, spend 20-30 minutes checking out Marketplace deals to see what you’re up against (esp in CA). EV loaners with less than 20% pre-incentive discount won’t get much traction here if any. Stick with the format that most other brokers and dealers follow to make it easier on everybody to compare apples to apples… meaning don’t show X price if you have adds on top of it. Fortunately for you, you have no service fees, which have been point of contention for some brokers.

Hope you stick around with some good deals, unicorns are always welcome! :grin:

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Loaners up to 15K mi, brass hats up to 5K qualify. Incentives are reduced on some models (i7, iX but not i5).

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30% is unicorn territory and then you’re probably looking at thousands in adds and full MF markup bringing it back down to mid 20s real discount.

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